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Federal privacy legislation update: the American Privacy Rights Act (APRA)
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Huh, a wild "States Rights" argument appears! Are you SURE that's what you want? It would certainly make Texas and other Red States pretty damn happy if their laws had supremacy over Federal ones.
Floor not ceiling preemption is a thing. And last year TEXAS passed data broker registration bill. I do trust the Texas legislature to be more likely to be able to get stuff done into the future then congress.
I don’t understand why states can’t just have more stringent requirements and the federal one being the bare minimum